Turkish Union Opposes 30-Year Private Sector Control of Roads

The Turkish Union of Trade Unions announced that the Turkish government has issued a decision granting the private sector the right to operate and maintain bridges and highways for up to 30 years. This move has sparked legal controversy over the privatization of infrastructure facilities, with authorities affirming that the state will retain ownership and that the proposed model is limited to managing and operating the assets for a defined period, without selling them. The decision includes major bridges and roads connecting key cities in Turkey, while the judiciary awaits to review the lawsuit filed against the decision.

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